Political Science

Analyzes how governments attempt to organize societies, often with unintended consequences, and critiques large-scale state planning.

Examines why some nations prosper while others fail, focusing on the role of institutions and political systems.

Analyzes the development of political institutions from pre-human societies to the French Revolution.

Continues the study of political institutions, examining modern state-building and challenges facing democracies.

Analyzes different ideological perspectives on society and politics, exploring how these “visions” influence policy and thought.

Critiques the progressive intellectual elite, exploring how certain policies can lead to unintended consequences.

Argues that voters often make irrational decisions, challenging assumptions about democracy.

A theory on global conflicts driven by cultural and civilizational divides, predicting future tensions.

Analyzes historical conflicts to identify recurring causes of war and factors leading to peace.

A guide to using historical thinking in decision-making, focusing on the value of hindsight.

Connects scientific thought with political freedom, arguing that scientific advancements promote democracy and progress.

Examines how societies dehumanize enemies, exploring the psychology behind warfare and conflict.

Chronicles life in North Korea through the stories of six citizens, revealing the challenges and resilience within a closed society.

Argument on the spread of democracy and the "end" of ideological evolution.

Seminal work on political philosophy and theories of social justice.

Analysis of factors contributing to political systems across societies.

Exploration of republicanism and political thought from Machiavelli to modern times.

Analysis of nationalism and the formation of collective identity.

Critique of the role and influence of intellectuals in modern society.